Bush’s Iraqi Civil War Bubble
In the last week alone, those warning of a civil war in Iraq included: America's top commander in Iraq, Gen George Casey; Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Peter Pace; Centcom commander Gen John Abizaid; and Britain's ambassador to Iraq But what does Bush hear? "Yadda yadda yadda" (more).
In the last week alone, those warning of a civil war in Iraq included: America’s top commander in Iraq, Gen. George Casey; Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Peter Pace; Centcom commander Gen. John Abizaid; and Britain’s ambassador to Iraq.
But what does Bush hear? “Yadda yadda yadda.”
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